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Hi I thought this might help someone  Jean


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My ancestor, Sgt. George Washington Bradley was a Sgt. in Co. E, 2nd. SC 
Rifles. The 2nd. Rifles fought in Virginia as part of Longstreet's Corps. in 
Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. George was wounded during the 7 days Battles 
around Richmond in 862. He was wounded again in the Battle of 2nd. Manassas. 
In 1863, he was a Sgt. and accompanied Longstreet's Corps. when they were 
transferred to Northern Georgia. He was wounded in the Battle of Chickamauga, 
but survived and was killed a month later in the Battle of Wauchatchie(sp) 
Lookout Mtn. TN. On Page 311 of the South Carolina volume of Confederate 
Military History is the following entry: "Captain Bowen was severely wounded 
and Sergt. G. W. Bradley, a noble soldier, was killed."
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I am a Past President of the Emma Sansom Chapter UDC in Rome (Floyd County) 
Georgia.  The above ancestor was born in Pickens County, SC in 1839. He 
married Margaret Robinson, also born in SC. Their daughter, Georgia Anna 
Bradley, whose father never got to see her as he was killed while away 
defending the Confederacy, was my Great-grandmother.

Bernice Anderson ([email protected])


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